Body found near tent in Auburn identified as Portland man
The chief medical examiner identified the deceased man found Tuesday outside of his tent on Washington Street North in Auburn […]
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Maine Law Court hears oral arguments in $1.3M elder scam case
Does a financial adviser have a fiduciary duty to protect a client from being scammed out of their retirement savings?
Portland City Council delays vote on plan to request payments from tax-exempt property owners
PORTLAND — The City Council postponed a vote on a program that would request annual payments from the city’s larger
Former police recruit sues Maine Criminal Justice Academy
A former police recruit is suing the Maine Criminal Justice Academy for removing him and revoking his certification after he
What could Brunswick do with the old Hawthorne School?
Hawthorne School on Federal Street in Brunswick, which is set to be redeveloped. (Katie Langley/Staff Writer) A task force in
Brunswick criticizes new housing law, calls on state to help
The Wilbur’s Woods affordable housing development in Brunswick in June 2025. New state housing laws have made projects like Wilbur’s
Second trial begins for man accused of killing toddler in Edgecomb
Tyler Witham-Jordan, center, enters the courtroom in Wiscasset with his defense team in 2024. (Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer) BATH — A
Sebago celebrates bicentennial with plans for future
Sebago Town Office the evening of the 2025 town meeting. (Rory Sweeting/Staff Writer) Sebago will be hosting a party at
Portland hires firm to market prime ‘Midtown’ parcels in Bayside neighborhood
The city has hired a real estate broker to market several vacant Bayside parcels, but officials appeared split Monday on
In ways big and small, Portlanders say ‘Go Pats’
PORTLAND — Dani Wilford was hoping to make an undercover pre-Super Bowl run to Rosemont Market & Bakery. She didn’t